Is there an auto-run? If so, why not?
Ah yes, I mean a button that you tap that sets your character to automatically walk/run forward without you having to hold the key down.
Yes, we have toggles for walk/run as well as the option for the sprint key to be a toggle or hold it down the whole time (I choose toggle). But we desperately need an auto-run... especially for those of us who are older and have issues where repeatedly holding down a key can cause pain (fibromyalgia in my case).Seconded. We need autorun as an option.
I am not against this being introduced but as I just push the throttle further forward to run I am not convinced of the need especially as you start to slow down from exhaustion so quickly.Yes, we have toggles for walk/run as well as the option for the sprint key to be a toggle or hold it down the whole time (I choose toggle). But we desperately need an auto-run... especially for those of us who are older and have issues where repeatedly holding down a key can cause pain (fibromyalgia in my case).
You can get by without it when in stations, or even when in (most) settlements (exception being the long strip tourist outposts). But when you have to flee an outpost that has a CAP of hostile ships overhead, who may have already blown up your SRV, and you have to RUN 4 km away from the base to get mission completion and/or have a chance to safely recall your ship or flee via Apex... oh yes, then we ALL would benefit from autorun.
Frontier, please make this happen. You already have a billion keybinds for this game... what harm is there in a billion and one?
Yes, binding run to a slider or using one of many software macro solutions to set up a toggle works (and is what I do), but there's absolutely no reason they shouldn't add an official auto-run bind. Most modern games that require you to cover long, empty distances regularly have one.A reasonable HOTAS set up seems to solve a lot of the games control issues.
I'm not sure how many people would want to use a HOTAS for ground combat. Seems clunky to me.I am not against this being introduced but as I just push the throttle further forward to run I am not convinced of the need especially as you start to slow down from exhaustion so quickly.
A reasonable HOTAS set up seems to solve a lot of the games control issues.